Google has warned that the Australian government’s plan to make digital giants pay for news content threatens its free search service in Australia.
Google warned Monday that the Australian government’s plan to make it pay for news content threatens its free search service in Australia and could hand user data to media organizations.
The U.S.-based company’s warning, contained in what it called an “Open letter to Australians,” comes a week before public consultations close on Australian draft laws that would make both Google and Facebook“A proposed law ...
Australian competition watchdog Rod Sims, chair of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, which drafted the laws, said Google’s letter “contains misinformation.”
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